Father's Day Respect & Funny Blunder moment

[nachomahn]

Good vid mahn. People that don't ride don't realize that bikes are freakin heavy and easy to drop when you're not moving or going slow. I had been riding for 5+ yrs and dropped my 2-week old v-strom in my driveway when my foot slipped and the brake busted my freakin ankle.

[phoenixdown318]

yeah man this is year 3 of me riding legally so it def can happen to anybody at anytime.

[bmastamoneycash]

once again bro nice vid...urs is up now!...i feel u on that man wen we moved up where i am now my dad was workin in the city, yonkers and white plains...it's crazy what they do for us...and our moms too! niice to hear someone with high family respect like me, we should get along fine lol

[phoenixdown318]

They really do and the thing that i said in my other video that ill put up shortly is the guys dont get those days to be celebrated ya know. So the true dads out there that put that effort in a really do everything they can for their families really do deserve that one day.

[bmastamoneycash]

no doubt man i'm right with u!

[MrQuickRick]

Yeah, I would watch to get more feedback on how to ride and what to do, or what not to do. Mordeth's "How To" videos helped a lot when I first started. I felt more confident and took my time. Also, dropped my bike 3 times :( 1: first day riding, rode was curved and when stopped, lost balance. 2: turning right at a stop sign, stalled, and dropped. 3: to dumb to even say

[phoenixdown318]

i have yet to drop my bike while riding *knock on wood*

[MrQuickRick]

Yeah. I'm glad I dropped it at a stand still and not driving in town and lowside. I tried getting the damage in the video but they were too small to film. There's like three chips but they aren't even noticeable.